Manchester United setback: Hojlund's injury leaves team with limited attacking options

• Rasmus Hojlund's injury is a setback for Manchester United
• Hojlund will miss several matches due to a muscle injury
• Erik ten Hag believes the team has other strong attacking options
• Unai Emery calls on Aston Villa to rediscover their positive energy

Manchester United's Rasmus Hojlund will be sidelined for up to three weeks due to a muscle injury, causing a setback for the team. Hojlund has been in electric form recently, scoring seven goals in his last six appearances. This leaves manager Erik ten Hag with limited options in attack, as Anthony Martial is also out until April following surgery on his groin.

However, ten Hag remains confident in the team's attacking capabilities. He believes that other players like Alejandro Garnacho, Marcus Rashford, Scott McTominay, and Bruno Fernandes can step up and contribute to the team's goal-scoring threat. Despite the absence of Hojlund, ten Hag is confident that the team's strong frontline will continue to be a formidable force that opponents will fear.

In another match, Aston Villa manager Unai Emery is urging his team to regain their positive energy and improve their home form. Villa's unbeaten run at Villa Park was recently halted with consecutive defeats to Newcastle and Manchester United, as well as an FA Cup exit at the hands of Chelsea. Despite injury concerns, Emery is excited to play at Villa Park and wants his team to connect with the supporters and feel comfortable in their structure.

Overall, the 3pm kick offs in the Premier League will see Manchester United facing a challenge without Hojlund, while Aston Villa aims to bounce back and rediscover their winning form at home.